The governor and Cabinet are set to vote Tuesday on an 11,000-acre purchase with 10 natural springs.
October 03, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet could be poised to make their largest outright purchase of land for preservation.
The $16.1 million purchase of 11,027 acres southeast of Tallahassee, if approved during a meeting Tuesday, would also be the largest acquisition of its kind for the state in more than a decade.
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